CO limps, button raises to $20. I call the raise from the sb with [6c]. The CO somewhat hesitantly adds the $15.

Flop [7s][3h] $60

Checks around.

TURN [7s][3h] $60

I bet $40. CO raises to $100 and button folds.

The CO is a professional player that played a limited time with me the other night.... I was perceived as rockish on that table.

He has $225 left after his raise. I do not sense a lot of strength. I believed his range to be 9Q-KQ. After a bit of thinking I push his remainder.

Thoughts?

Dont like it in a vaccuum, but you were there and if you think he will fold KQ most of the time I guess its OK.

You need to have a VERY good read to do it, and as Doyle (I am not sure? ) said 'always have an out', for me it means that you should do this play when you have and pass when you have 66.

He called with QJ after a while....said he put me on [Kd] lollerskates not quite that good.

Good player to bluff bad time to bluff. Bluffing a turn after checking the flop usually smells of bluff/draw. Especially how short this guy was, like I said good thought bad time. [/list]